ruby on rails 3 - What's this error that occurs when I attempt to install the omnisocial gem? -

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When I run the bundle install after adding the omnibox gem to my gem file, I get it when I already have The latest version of the OA-Core gem is installed: 

  Compatible versions for Bundler gem "OA-Core" could not be found: In jamfile: Om-Social depends on oia-core (~> 0.1.2) Depends on Omniauth oa-core (0.2.6)   
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  Install gem installed OA- Core Successfully OA-Core-1.0.21 Installing the Replaced Mani Re-Documentation for oa-core-0.2.6 ... Installing RDoc Documentation for oa-core-0.2.6 ...   
 Need to update your version of?   
 
 
 The problem is that the  omnisocial  gem dependency has not been updated Match the latest  oa-core  release Bundler will try to solve all dependencies for all gems.  
 In this situation,  omnisocial  says that it is  0.1.x   OA-core  (this  ~ Gt;  is the operator), but  omniauth  says that  0.1.2  is the release or after one) > Should  have  0.2.6 . Obviously,  0.2.6   not   0.1.x  is a part of the set of release and therefore you are getting this error. To match the latest  oa-core  version  
 The gem dependence of  should be upgraded. this is the problem.  
 Alternatively, you can use  omniauth  which is designed to work with this latest version of the  oauth  suite, Instead of  issue problem .

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